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Creative Mistry _reative_dhiman — This has been my first book by Mankell and there is going to be more. Not only because I love crime novels, but also because the book was simlpy a great page-turner, one-day read. I could not stop: eating, drinking, sleeping were not the part of my daily routine any more. Inspector Wallander makes mistakes, gets sidetracked and so what? This only adds excitement to the story even more so as there is a mad serial killer at large. As I believe telling a plot of a detective story spoils the whole fun, I am not going to say a single word more about it. I admit I decided to read the book because I have seen one or two episodes of the TV series based on Mankell's books, but even though I was really more interested in listening to the beauty of Swedish language (which I can't understand) than in what was actually going on, still I could not help being attracted to the story and the characters. And so I got my first book by Mankell, which in fact happens to be the fourth or so of the series. So much more to read. Is it not great?

Savina Deianova _avina — pleasure read, not for official review. Leanne Banks never lets me down. Quirky, funny, great characters- you'll love it.

Christine Olmstead christineef0cf — This little book was so mindbendingly beautiful I almost wept at times with the joy of reading it. I am a tough reviewer, and I don't give out five stars easily, but if there were six stars, I'd be tempted to give them to this book. Each chapter is a small vignette, a prose poem really, that is either an alternative to some vignette in the Odyssey (or occasionally the Iliad) or a sequel. There are many alternatives: he comes home and Penelope is married to someone else; she is old now; Ithaca is entirely deserted. Odysseus has become a wandering storyteller/minstrel, almost blind, going under the name "Homer" and spreading stories about himself that are deliberate falsehoods. Old Odysseus goes out to retrace his journey along with the few of his men left alive and a few younger men who idolize him. And so on. You get the idea. Each vignette is beautiful, original, and complete in itself. If you like the classics, or spec fic, or better yet, both, you will enjoy this book.